Women's Leather Stick/MIG Welding Gloves

I ordered these because my kids weld and my gloves are too large for them. It said small, they’re small for sure. Will fit the kids for now, but not for long. Well made and soft enough to move and bend the fingers well. Thick enough to protect from the heat. Good price and kids are happy. Good purchase.

I have started welding recently and have had to constantly fight with flipper-like giant gloves, making any kind of accuracy a huge chore. The gloves are GREAT! I have seriously tiny hands and they fit perfectly. Comfy and well made too. I think the average woman would need a large size, as again, they run very small.

I really like these gloves especially being a female welder. They are a little tight at first but when you break them in they fit just right.

Fingers do get a little hot.

Excellent gloves

These gloves are essentially unusable due to their terrible fit - the pattern used for the gloves doesn't match the shape of a normal hand and I can't even get my fingers all the way in.Although the length of each finger of the glove is long enough for my fingers the cut of the glove (straight across the top of the palm instead of having a slight downward curve from index finger to pinkie) prevents all but my thumb and index finger from fitting fully into the glove fingers. My other three fingers are stuck below the webbing of the glove with dead space in the finger tips of the glove. Contributing to this defective fit is that the spacing between the fingers is too wide with thick, clumsy seams. In addition, the stitching is sloppy, the leather is mismatched between the two gloves I got and the insulation seems like it would be insufficient for welding. Give these gloves a pass. Lincoln Electric: it's back to the drawing board.For reference here are my hand measurements:3" across the palm at the widest point7" around total palm at widest point7" from tip of middle finger to wrist2 7/8" length of middle finger2" length pinkie fingerNote: In case this is useful information for anyone, I tried 5 different pairs of MIG welding gloves that are supposed to fit women's hands and ended up keeping the Angelfire MIG gloves (size Small). They were the best fit for me and I have good dexterity in them even with their thicker insulation. I also really liked the fit of the Dewalt Premium Leather Welding Gloves - Gauntlet style (size Small) but they are a thinner glove and I was looking for more heat protection.

They are comfortable, I got the size small. I have like kid sized hands because I'm a short female so the fingers are a little long but the width of the fingers is perfect and they are flexible for better grip and moveability. Satisfied.

I replicate primitive pottery in an outdoor kiln/fire and handle items of an extremely high temperature and these gloves do the trick at protecting me and at a great price BUT they run very small. I have fairly small hands (5'3, 115 lbs.) and usually wear a small in women's or a child's large leather gloves but even after soaking these in water and wearing them until dry, stretching with dowels and pounding the seams with a hammer to loosen them up, the gloves are still too tight and the length of the fingers are a easily a half inch short. Not breaking in at all. Recommend buying one size up. Ordering mediums today.